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Workshop "Nonmanuals at the Gesture Sign Interface (NaGSI)", October 9-10, 2015, University of Göttingen
In the last 10-15 years, research on sign languages has shown an increasing interest in nonmanual articulators. Nonmanuals express a variety of important linguistic functions and they play a crucial role at all levels of the grammar of sign languages. In this workshop, we will bring together scholars interested in formal and functional properties of nonmanuals at the interface between gesture and language in spoken and sign languages.
Workshop on Sentence Types and Mood, October 12, 2015, University of Göttingen
This workshop aims to bring together linguists from Göttingen within their diverse research fields to discuss their work as it relates to Sentence Types and Mood in all its instantiations, both in spoken and sign languages, within a formal theoretic framework.
The Sign Team at the Day of the Deaf in Göttingen
On Saturday, 19th of September 2015, the sign language team was present at the day of the Deaf in Göttingen. After the presentations given by Oliver Böse from DGS corpus project in Hamburg and Helmut Vogel, the president of the German Deaf Federation (DGB), Annika Herrmann and Jana Hosemann gave a talk about our team in Göttingen. At an information stand, we presented our work, informed about our research and the new theater project (Theater im OP) and met a lot of old friends and new acquaintances. It was a completely successful and exciting day. Thanks to the great organization and to all participants of the Day of the Deaf in Lower Saxony.
Summer school and workshop on negation
A universal property of natural language is that every language is able to express negation. However, languages may differ to quite a large extent as to how they express this negation. Not only do languages vary with respect to the position of negative elements, the form of negative elements and the interpretation of sentences that consist of multiple negative elements are also subject to broad cross-linguistic variation. The study of the behaviour of sentential negation has therefore strongly been guided by the question as to what determines the possible ways that sentential negation can manifest itself. This question, however, has not only strong repercussions for the study to the syntax and semantics of negation and related phenomena, such as negative and positive polarity phenomena, but also for the investigation of the way how negation is expressed is acquired by children, how it changes over time, and how it is expressed on non-spoken languages.
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Day of the Deaf
On 19th of September 2015 the Day of the Deaf will take place in Göttingen. The SignTeam will be represented with a talk and an information stand. Flyer Sign Language in Göttingen (SLG)
Current Trends in International Researches in Deaf Studies and Sign Language Linguistics
The Workshop on ''Current Trends in International Researches in Deaf Studies and Sign Language Linguistics'' took place in the new conference room of the GSGG, 13th of July 2015. Various exciting talks were presented with different topics such as the sign language acquisition outside of deaf schools, improving the use of websites for deaf users by visual elements, the different types of Deaf Spaces in our societies and the positioning of interrogative pronouns in DGS. An important issue was how the sign language community can benefit from recent research on Deaf Studies and sign languages. The speakers and guests came from Belgium, Brazil, Germany, India, Turkey and the United States. After the workshop, there was a champagne reception with interesting short reports and stories from the different deaf cultures. We would like to thank all of the participants for this successful multicultural and multilingual workshop.
The SignTeam visiting the Euro Deaf 2015 Soccer EM
Germany against Russia in the quarter final. Unfortunatly Germany lost 2:1 !
We congratulate the European Champion Turkey!
Sign Language Team in Barcelona!
Our sign language team was again represented at this year's conference FEAST in Barcelona (Formal and Experimental Approaches to Sign Language Theory). It was a successful and exciting workshop in great surroundings at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra. Following the conference, the Outreach Session of the European project COST Action IS1006 took place: "SignGram: Unraveling the grammars of European sign languages: pathways to full citizenship of deaf signers and to the protection of their linguistic heritage".
Master's thesis about interrogative sentences in sign languages: Thank you for participating!
Sina Jahnke and Elisabeth Volk have written their Master's thesis about interrogative sentences in sign languages and conducted an experimental study on German Sign Language. They would like to thank all of the people who participated in the experiment! Sina and Elisabeth recently finished their MA studies and since April, they are new members of the sign language team.
Workshop "Sign language agreement revisited: new theoretical and experimental perspectives ", February 23-26, 2016, University of Konstanz
Dissemination videos of the COST-Action SignGram are now in 9 different sign languages online.
"Dr. Jana Hosemann finished her PhD!!!"
CONGRATULATIONS! In February 2015, Jana submitted her dissertation and successfully defended it in April. In her dissertation, she presents 4 different EEG-studies investigating the cognitive processing of German Sign Language sentences. Each study examined a different linguistic phenomenon: the range comprised phonological, morpho-syntactic, and semantic aspects of German Sign Language. The day of her defense was a huge success with a lot of fun. And as we can see on the picture, Jana also managed the Göttingen tradition to climb up the Gänseliesl. We all celebrate with her!
Prof. Susan Fischer in Göttingen: ''Sign Language Surprises: Why Typology Matters''
This Wednesday, 22nd of April 2015, Prof. Susan Fischer (CUNY, New York) visited our team in Göttingen and gave a talk on the comparison of Western sign languages and Asian sign languages. She is one of the leading pioneers on sign language research and we were very honored to welcome her in Göttingen. A lot of people came to attend her inspiring bilingual presentation.
Workshop "Current trends in international researches in Deaf Studies and Sign Languages Linguistics", 13th July 2015, University of Göttingen
In the last 50 years, research on Sign Languages has been increasing steadily. Since around the millennium, studies on Sign Languages and Deaf Cultures (communities, values, networks, spaces) have become broader thereby also collaborating with neighboring scientific disciplines such as anthropology, cultural studies, neuroscience, computer sciences, and literature studies. A particularly interesting and important development in Sign Language Linguistic is the design of new experimental and elicitation methods, which lead to a more professional and sustainable empirical basis in this field. In addition, new developments in Deaf Studies broaden the perspective and focus on deaf ontologies and deaf epistemologies, deaf experiences and deaf spaces. This workshop brings together researchers from Sign Language Linguistics and Deaf Studies from Belgium, Brazil and Germany and discusses current research in the areas mentioned above.
Workshop on German Sign Language at a FSJ and BFD seminar
On Thursday, 22nd January 2015 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nina-Kristin Pendzich gave a workshop entitled ''Die Hände und das Gesicht sprechen lassen. Einblicke in die Deutsche Gebärdensprache (DGS) und ihre Kultur'' twice. The workshop took place as part of a FSJ and BFD seminar of the DRK-Landesverband Niedersachsen e.V. in Bad Pyrmont. The participants were very interested in the contents of the workshop and intrigued by the various DGS videos.
Feedback Tool
The feedback tool of the DGS-Corpus-Project in Hamburg is now online:
German-Israeli Project: First results of the questionnaire survey
The sign team in Göttingen and the sign language research group in Haifa (Israel) have a common project. They compare the German Sign Language (DGS) with the Israeli Sign Language (ISL), because these two are historically related. Before the start of the 2nd World War, several deaf people from Berlin moved to Jerusalem, where they have built together with Israeli Deaf the first school for the Deaf in Israel. Therefore, the two sign languages are closely intertwined. A few months ago, we conducted online a questionnaire study in Germany and Israel. Many deaf and hard of hearing people have participated - Thanks for the support!!! Now the first results are available. The project will run until the end of 2015 and we are very excited to see what we will find out in the future.
Semester abroad at Ben-Gurion University in Be'er Sheva, Israel
Drawing syntactic trees among the palms, studying neuronal communication at the Dead Sea, Palestinian rap on Christmas day and hummus for breakfast - this is not how our student assistant Elisabeth Volk imagined her semester abroad. When the positive answer of a scholarship by Erasmus Mundus arrived in spring 2014, the expectations for the coming fall semester had been high and have been exceeded tremendously until now. Currently, she is spending her last month in this diverse and exciting country before it is time again to return to Göttingen.
Liona Paulus as an invited guest in the talk show 'Achterbahn TV - Der Kulturtalk für alle'
The moderators Axel S. (hearing) and Barbara R. (Deaf) invited our Deaf team member Liona Paulus as a talk show guest to their talk Show 'Achterbahn TV - Der Kulturtal für alle'. This was done in the context of inclusion of the RheinMainTV. In the show, sign language and spoken language was used and in addition, everything was subtitled. The show was recorded in Mainz-Gustavsburg on the 21st of October 2014 and was accompanied by a number of sign language interpreters. Further information and broadcasting dates (also via livestream/media center) can be found on the website www.achterbahnshow.de/achterbahn-tv.
Talk on 'Chinese culture. An outline of the long culture in China' by Dawei Ni in Hildesheim on 05th of November 2014
On the 05th of November 2014, two members of our team, Nina Kristin Pendzich and Liona Paulus, went to Hildesheim along with Ni Dawei, who has previously visited our sign language team in Göttingen. In Hildesheim, Ni Dawei, who is a Deaf Austrian and was born in China, gave a very interesting talk about the culture, Deaf culture and the sign languages of China. About 35-40 people visited the Deaf center in Hildesheim and watched the three-hour lecture with great astonishment and amazement. Everybody was surprised by the many superlatives that China has to offer. Among other things, Dawei Ni reported that in China there are about 20 million Deaf, 5000 Deaf schools and five major universities with departments which are specifically dedicated to Deaf students. Also interesting is the logographic Chinese character for 'Deaf', which is, according to Chinese mythology, a combination of the symbol 'dragon' and 'ear' and is meant in a positive sense.
After the presentation, Dawei Ni was asked many questions and some of the audience took the opportunity for a group photo together with the expert of the Chinese culture. Thanks to the presenter we have now received a great insight into this fascinating world. It was a very interesting and successful evening!
Symposium: The promises and perils of diversity and inclusion: deaf people in multiple contexts
New DGS modules
Starting with the winter semester 2014/15, we offer three new practical language modules in the BA program German Language and Literature and the MA program Linguistics. The modules, which consist of a sign language class (DGS 1-3) and either lecture or a practical course in the sign lab, provide basic knowledge of DGS. The students do not only acquire basic skills for sign language research but also competence in the intercultural communication with linguistic minorities.
New certified FACS-Encoder in our SignTeam
Congratulations: Nina-Kristin Pendzich has excellently passed the exam to be a certified FACS-Coder. She will support our research on nonmanual markings in sign languages with her expertise in facial expressions (cf. Ekman, Friesen and Hager 2002).
The SignTeam at the Venice FEAST Colloquium
From 09th till 11th of June 2014, the conference "Formal and Experimental Advances in Sign Language Theory" (FEAST-Colloquium) was held in Venice. Our team is growing and many of us enjoyed being there: some of us were already at the summerschool from the COST SignGram Action on the wonderful island San Servolo. In addition, following the conference, the official COST Meeting of the SignGram Action took place: "Unraveling the grammars of European sign languages: pathways to full citizenship of deaf signers and to the protection of their linguistic heritage".
Talk in the Auditorium at Wilhelmplatz
On Monday, 2nd June 2014 at 6 p.m. Markus Steinbach and Annika Herrmann gave a talk entitled "Wenn die Spannung mit den Händen zu greifen ist. Geschichten in Gebärdensprachen". The talk took place as part of the lecture series "Ringvorlesung" of the University of Göttingen in the auditorium at Wilhelmsplatz and was held in German and German Sign Language. We are pleased that so many hearing and deaf people have found their way into the auditorium despite the short-term schedule change. The following sign meeting was as always a great success.
New experimental research project on Anaphora Resolution in Sign Language
Bengt Förster in Göttingen
In January, Bengt Förster visited the sign team in Göttingen and many visitors came to see his talk in German Sign Language on "Forms of (multiple) perspectives in character utterances of German Sign Language". The interpreters were Undine Schäfer and Katarina Klante.
EU-Cost-Meeting in historical building. On the trail of Abbé de l'Epée
At the European project meeting of CostAction IS 1006 in Paris at the beginning of December 2013, we had the pleasure of working in the building and in the rooms of the so-called 'father' of French Sign Language, Abbé de l'Epée (1712-1789). On a guided tour, we visited the old library of this famous deaf school. Paintings, sculptures, and many stories gave an insight to the life and work of l'Epée, Sicard, Clerc, Bebián, Berthier, and other historical characters. A truly impressive journey!
Workshop "Priming across Modalities" November 28, 2013, Universität of Göttingen
Movie "Lautlose Flucht" in Frankfurt am Main.
Saturday, 2nd of November 2013, the premiere of the movie "Lautlose Flucht" took place at the cinema Metropolis in Frankfurt am Main. There was a reception preceding the movie and afterwards the director Reiner Mertz thanked the audience and the people that contributed to the movie over the past three years. Our sign team participated in this event and proudly supports the initiative.
More information can be found here: http://lautloseflucht-derfilm.de
First talk in the new colloquium series "Linguistics in Göttingen" (October 23, 2013, 4 pm, CRC Text Structures):
Roland Pfau (Amsterdam): The head shakes in patterns: A negative concord perspective on sign language negation
ERP study on transition phase in sign language published in Neuropsychologia
New Sign Language Classes: Sign Language in Göttingen is growing! Beginning this summer semester 2013, there will be two more sign languages classes financed by tuition fees. In addition to the regular DGS1 and DGS2 courses, we offer another DGS1 course and an advanced communication course. Students of German Philology may register as usual via StudIP.
Workshop on "Linguistic Foundations of Narration in Spoken and Sign Languages", 35th Annual Meeting of the German Linguistic Society (DGfS), March 13-15, 2013, University of Potsdam
Happy New Year from the Sign Team
New HSK volume on Sign Language
The handbook "Sign Language" aims to provide a concise and comprehensive overview of the state of the art in sign language linguistics. It includes 44 chapters, written by leading researchers in the field, that address issues in language typology, sign language grammar, psycholinguistics, neurolinguistics, sociolinguistics, and language documentation and transcription. Crucially, all topics are presented in a way that makes them accessible to linguists who are not familiar with sign language linguistics.
Fall School "Shifting Perspectives - Non-canonical Forms of Reported Discourse in Spoken and Sign Languages", University of Göttingen
Sign Language Summer School, University of Hamburg
SignGram Training School, University of Hamburg
Formal and Experimental Advances in Sign Language Theory (FEAST) 2012, University of Warsaw
Monthly Sign Language Meeting
Sign language chorus at the Deutsche Theeater (German Theater): A sign language chorus consisting of hearing and deaf signers will be part of a joint production of the Deutsche Theater in Göttingen and the sign language group of the German Department. Premiere: 14th of April, 2012.
More (in German)
Annika Herrmann gets the Wilhelm von Humboldt award for young researchers
In March 2012, the German Linguistic Society awards Diana Forker (Universität Bamberg) und Annika Herrmann (Universität Göttingen) the Wilhelm von Humboldt-Price for the best dissertation. Annika Herrmann receives the award for her work "Modal Particles and Focus Particles in Sign Languages. A Cross-Linguistic Study of DGS, NGT and ISL." Both researchers will be given 2000,- for their dissertations.
25th anniversary of the Institut für Deutsche Gebärdensprache und Kommunikation Gehörloser at the University of Hamburg
Sign Language Workshop, Annual Meeting of the German Linguistic Society 2012
AG 13 "Experimental Studies in Sign Language Research"
March 7, 2012, 1pm - 7pm
Call for Papers
Program AG 13
"Language as a Complex System", Goethe-University Frankfurt am Main
Please see the following link of the local organizers for registration, accommodation and further information:
34th DGfS Meeting, March 6 - 9, 2012
German Linguistic Society (DGfS)
COST Action: Workshop in Göttingen
October 15 - 16, 2011
COST Action Project
Lichtenberg-Kolleg Symposion
October 13 - 14, 2011
"Complex Sentences and Beyond in Sign and Spoken Languages"
New Sign Language Series
De Gruyter Mouton and Ishara Press present two new Sign Language Series:
Sign Languages and Deaf Communities (SLDC)
Series editors: Annika Herrmann, Markus Steinbach and Ulrike Zeshan
Sign Language Typology Series (SLTS)
Series editors: Marie Coppola, Onno Crasborn and Ulrike Zeshan
Guidelines for submitting a book proposal
Opening of the Sign Language Lab
24. February 2011
Sign Language in Göttingen
Seminar für Deutsche Philologie
Käte-Hamburger-Weg 3
37073 Göttingen
phone: +49-551-397540
fax: +49-551-397546
Contact: Annika Herrmann and Markus Steinbach
Sign Language Lab
Nikolausberger Weg 23
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Bellow recalled a time from his youth when he had to stay in a hospital and read the New Testament while there. He had a profound spiritual experience and felt a deep connection to Jesus (Atlas, pages 15-16).
Bellow was temporarily a Reichian - an adherent of the religion/psychological fad founded by Wilhelm Reich. For a longer period of time, Bellow was an Anthroposophist. Bellow's Anthroposophists beliefs were espoused in some of his novels, particularly in Humboldt's Gift.
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Occasionally, Bellow himself has shown a weakness for fads. In the 1950s, Dr. Wilhelm Reich (1897-1957), a charismatic quack, preached a neo-Freudian theory that mental health depends on unfettered orgasm. A Reichian adherent would sit for hours each day in an Accumulator, or orgone box, which looked like an old-fashioned phone booth. It was lined with zinc and insulated with steel wool, to collect "orgone energy." Bellow's Reichian analyst had him sit in the box for many hours, and sent him out in the woods to advance his cure by screaming his head off. In the end, Bellow decided the therapy did more harm than good.
Much later, he was attracted to another dubious set of ideas, the anthroposophy of Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925), the author of books such as The Occult Significance of Blood. Steiner's impenetrable theories showed up in Humboldt's Gift, prompting interviewers to ask whether this nonsense was meant satirically. Bellow was offended. Hell, no, he took Steiner seriously.
What he was looking for in Steiner was what certain American writers have sought since Ralph Waldo Emerson: transcendence, a glimpse of an existence beyond mundane experience. Emerson, Thoreau and the other New England transcendentalists were heirs to German idealist philosophy and to the writers of the Romantic era, notably Coleridge and Wordsworth. The transcendentalists in turn influenced Melville, Whitman -- and Bellow...
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Dutch Linux consultant Armijn Hemel clarifies in his recently issued GPL Compliance Engineering Guide how to check for GPL breaches of electronic devices.
Hemel works for Loohuis Consulting, a company that focuses primarily on licensing violations. The company targets vendors that want to ensure their products' compliance. Hemel is also an honorary participant in the GPL Violations project that represents the rights of software authors in respect to their device vendors. The project has already successfully represented clients in suits against router vendors that violated Linux Kernel licensing provisions.
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Another team clinched a playoff spot, and several upsets kept divisional races tight in Week 15 of the 2013 NFL Season. Here are five things we learned:
Ryan Mathews ran for 127 yards and a touchdown, and the San Diego Chargers beat the Broncos, 27-20, in Denver on Thursday night.
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Russell Wilson threw for 310 yards and three touchdowns, and the Seahawks dominated the New Orleans Saints, 34-7, in Seattle on Monday night.
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Von Willebrand disease (VWD) is an inherited disorder that affects the blood's ability to clot. People with VWD may experience heavy bleeding after an injury, leading to physical damage or even death. It is a cause of bleeding in early life and is often associated with family members who also have bleeding problems. But young children and adolescents without a family history of bleeding may suddenly have a bleeding problem. The disorder occurs as often in males as it does in females.
VWD is almost always inherited—it is passed from parents to children. People with the disorder may have low levels of a blood protein called von Willebrand factor, which helps the platelets in blood stick together to stop bleeding. Sometimes von Willebrand factor is present, but not working well. VWD may also cause problems with another clotting protein in the blood known as factor VIII.
VWD is divided into three types:
With type 1, the most common form, your child has low levels of von Willebrand factor and possibly low factor VIII levels.
With type 2, your child has von Willebrand factor in the blood, but it doesn't work properly.
With type 3—the most severe, yet the rarest form—your child has no von Willebrand factor and low levels of factor VIII. This type can cause significant bleeding in your child, from infancy into childhood.
The symptoms of VWD may vary, depending on type. Type 1 and type 2 generally have many of these symptoms:
Frequent or prolonged nosebleeds
Large bruises from minor bumps or injuries
Blood in the stool or urine
Heavy bleeding after a cut or surgery
Heavy menstrual bleeding
In addition to these symptoms, children with type 3 VWD usually have severe bleeding episodes with no known cause. Because of these episodes, babies are often diagnosed during their first year.
If you suspect that your child has VWD, your doctor will probably do a physical exam to check for signs of bruising and bleeding and ask you about your medical history since the disease is passed through the genes. The following blood tests are commonly used to diagnose VWD:
Von Willebrand factor antigen. This test measures the amount of von Willebrand factor in your child's blood.
Platelet function test. This evaluates how well blood platelets are working.
Factor VIII clotting activity. This test determines the amount of factor VIII present in the blood.
Some children with a mild form of VWD do not need ongoing treatment; they may only need help after a medical procedure, including dental work, or after an accident that causes bleeding. Others may need to take medications.
One common drug used to treat VWD is desmopressin, a hormone that causes the body to release more von Willebrand factor and factor VIII into the bloodstream. Another treatment is von Willebrand factor replacement therapy, which infuses von Willebrand factor and factor VIII into the body intravenously. Certain antifibrinolytic drugs—medicines that prevent blood clots from being destroyed—may also be prescribed. Aminocaproic acid and tranexamic acid are two examples of these drugs.
If your child has a more serious form of VWD in which heavy bleeding is more likely, educate all caretakers, from teachers to sports coaches and the school nurse, about the disease and needed treatment in the event of an emergency.
Consider these steps to reduce your child's risk for bleeding and to live a healthier life:
Avoid giving your child blood-thinning medications like aspirin and ibuprofen.
Discourage your child from participating in strenuous sports like football, hockey, and weightlifting.
Have your child wear a medical ID bracelet.
Make doctors, dentists, and pharmacists aware of your child's condition, as well as teachers, coaches, and other school personnel.
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Domino's PizzaRead MoreWhether you are looking for a slice of pizza or a whole pizza pie, Wilmington's Domino's Pizza offers a wide variety of pizza types and sizes. The gluten-free and low-fat fare at Domino's Pizza will leave you happy and full. Whether you're coming from work or a ballgame, the dress code at laid-back Domino's Pizza is come-as-you-are. Place an order for pickup or schedule a delivery — the pizzeria makes it easy to enjoy your meal from anywhere. Catering services are also available. Whether you have a large or small vehicle, parking is easy near Domino's Pizza. Domino's Pizza serves up hot and fresh pizzas, so head on over today and enjoy a tasty slice of paradise.1360 N Avalon BlvdWilmington, CA US
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Rosario's Italian RestaurantRead MoreLocated in Carson, Rosario's is a hugely-popular fast food restaurant that delivers appetizing pizza and tasty fast food. An unforgettable dining experience set in a familiar atmosphere. It's a local favorite for those looking for terrific food. Most people will claim that it's noted for its attentive wait staff. There's no specific recommended attire, so feel free to dress casually and comfortably. There really is something for everyone, with gluten-free options, as well as low-fat and vegetarian items on the robust menu. Plus, if you're on the lookout for the perfect spot for family or friends, it's been reviewed as a solid option for large groups and kids. If you're in a hurry, you can always take advantage of the convenient take-out menu. A lunch and dinner staple in the community for over 40 years, you won't walk away from Rosario's disappointed. Don't worry about trying to find a spot on the street, as visitors to the restaurant do have access to a private parking lot nearby.1343 E Carson StCarson, CA US
Pizza HutRead MoreIf cooking isn't on the agenda, the perfect pie awaits you at Pizza Hut, where customers praise the pizza like no other. G-free and low-fat are just a couple of examples, come here for a quick bite that will leave you feeling healthy. Those with sensitive ears may want to stay away from this pizzeria, though, as it can get quite loud. Impress the diners at your next gathering by calling in Pizza Hut for catering. If you're more interested in a cozy night at home, this pizzeria also offers delivery and take-out options. Pull into one of the many parking spaces nearby if you choose to drive to the pizzeria. If cycling is more your speed, you'll find plenty of space to stash your bike outside the pizzeria. Roni, sausage, and veggie are just a few of the delicious options at Pizza Hut. Taste the shining reviews for yourself when you head to Pizza Hut for a tasty pizza pie. Craving pizza tonight? Stop in for a tasty slice at Pizza Hut.23301 Main StCarson, CA US


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I am so glad I found this little place!! Went to look for a phone next door at the Cricket store and stumbled upon this gem. Diane was a delight and the sushi was amazing, fresh, delicious and not drowning in sauces. I will be back!!
Wow!! Super service, Diane was charming and attentive. The sushi was delicious, fresh and not drowning in sauces. Perfection. Will be back when I have more time, must try the sakes.
The first time I tried Ms. Masaki, I loved it and I've been back EVERY week without fail!! The staff is so warm and friendly, they make us feel very welcome. Their food is top notch and as a restaurant manager, I know they take great care in the food quality, presentation and cleanliness. They have an awesome Dessert Selection...
An enjoyable and modern, casual ambience. With warm and helpful service. The sushi is clean, fresh and delish! The happy hour 2-5pm is a pretty darn good deal! I wouldn't have thought of enjoying fish in the desert but Ms. Masaki will satisfy your sushi cravings. I recommend the mango splash roll and the Power Bomb roll. A good sake,...
I've had gas station food that was better. 62 dollars for rice and cucumber....very little fish? Run don't walk from this place
The menu was extensive, the sushi excellent, the tempura vegetables exquisite, and the bill a little high, but the food was worth it!
Service was excellent. Everyone was very pleased. this was a charming friendly well-run little café. fish was fresh. Preparation was excellent,service was excellent, liquor license is on the near horizon.
as always, i had a wonderful meal at ms. masaki's today! unfortunately, i had to witness a customer having lunch with his wife and 2 grandchildren become upset and aggressive towards the owners. he was upset because he could not take his happy hour order with him to go. the owners explained that the happy hour menu is for dine...
I love sushi and thought it would be a good idea to try Masaki out. My wife and I came in and what a mistake that was. I did write a review before about this place and somehow it was deleted. I got sick after I ate here and wont go back. I have had fantastic sushi before but not...
Just had a wonderful lunch and finally a place with excellent sushi for lunch. The Power Bomb roll with tempura shrimp and tuna was fantastic with a habanero punch. Great miso soup and pork dumplings. Not a big fan of the fried spring rolls. Will be returning again soon to have another sushi fix.
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This pretty, quirky "performance artist" has also branched out into more mainstream films and television. Arriving in New York in 1978, Magnuson co-founded Club 57, the "neo-Dada cabaret", where she and her collaborators (such as Eric Bogosian and Joey Arias) made a name for themselves with their sly brand of comic social commentary--her tribute to Muzak, for instance, which was held in an elevator. Magnuson's one-woman shows played worldwide in the late 1970s and early 80s New York, and her video, "Made for TV", was shown on PBS's "Alive from Off-Center" in 1984.
Magnuson's first big-screen appearance was a small role in the crime thriller "Vortex" (1982); she went on to play similar parts in "The Hunger" (1983), "Perfect Strangers" (1983) and "Desperately Seeking Susan" (1985). She had a larger role in the fantasy "Sleepwalk" (1986), but was still largely unknown to the public-at-large until she starred opposite John Malkovich in Susan Seidelman's comedy "Making Mr. Right" (1987), about a scientist who builds an android boyfriend. From 1989 through 1992, she played an incorrigibly chic magazine editor in TV's critically-acclaimed sitcom "Anything But Love" (ABC), starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Richard Lewis. Since then, Magnuson has appeared on many TV specials (including, bizarrely, as a judge for the 1995 Miss Universe Pageant) and the ABC-TV movie "The Barefoot Executive" (1995).
Onscreen, Magnuson played the older divorcee who seduced River Phoenix in "A Night in the Life of Jimmy Reardon" and supported Mel Gibson, Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell in Robert Towne's "Tequila Sunrise (both 1988) and played a six-armed blue-skinned goddess who deflowers Chris Elliott in the flop "Cabin Boy" (1994). She also appeared in "Clear and Present Danger" (also 1994) and Barbet Schroeder's "Before and After" (1996), as the grieving mother of a murdered teenage girl. Magnuson has also been featured in the documentaries "Mondo New York" and "Heavy Petting" (both 1988).


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I love K-solo. I just broke out spelling ish from that EPMD song.. do your thang son.
Spellbound was BANGIN! Ya moms in my business was dope, and some other stuff. He was Above average but so much time gone by... he's pushing 50, leave the rap game yo. Go produce people or find artists. Manage some Ufc dude, but trying to come out w/ a next album....it wont work! I understand them niggas stole your opportunities but forgiveness is letting go of things that you will never get back. He aint the first to say P is grimey, and neither is Erik for that much of a matter. K-Solo will never be forgotten! L.I. stand up! It is crazy Keith Murray got him jumped. All them hit squad, L.O.D. niggas wasnt soft people.
Dear K-solo You gotta let go of this shit bro. Not good for the body, mind or spirit


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June 14, 2014 | 10:46 am
DENVER, Colorado - TV9 had the chance to talk to Casey Prince, Executive Director of Theatre Cedar Rapids, just minutes before a group from Cedar Rapids gave their presentation for the All-American City Award in Denver, Colo. The National Civic League gives the award to communities that can prove they have overcome challenges. Cedar Rapids' skit has to do with the town overcoming the flood. A delegation of 39 people are in Denver right and will give the presentation this morning. The city is spending $18,000 as well as another $20,000 in donations on the trip. Of 25 finalists, 10 will be named an All-American City Sunday.